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November 17th is National Unfriend Day and you’re in. Yet, choosing who to keep and who to lose isn’t always so clear. Fortunately, NewsFeed has come up with some guidelines to help you make your selections. Happy unfriending!
November 17th is National Unfriend Day, and you're in. Yet, choosing who to keep and who to lose isn't always so clear. Fortunately, NewsFeed has come up with some guidelines to help you make your selections. Happy unfriending!
It’s bad enough that your mother comments on or likes every single status or photo you post (seriously—every. single. one), but when you start getting phone calls about that “inappropriate” photo or comment on your wall, you know it’s time to unfriend.
Why did you add/accept them as a friend in the first place? No questions asked, lose ‘em.
We all have them on our Facebook—people who are our “friends” but you’d never in a million years say hi to if you bumped into them on the street. Or alternatively, you have bumped into them in the street and they did not say hi to you. Either way, they are completely unnecessary to your life—even online.
Just… no.
If someone’s posts annoy you enough to warrant blocking them from your NewsFeed maybe you shouldn’t be friends with them anyway? Sure, unfriending seems a lot harsher than hiding them (which they never have to know about) but it’s just Facebook. They’ll get over it.
What have you done today?
The latest in a string of foreigners behaving badly, Oleg Vedernikov was sent packing after a video of him being obnoxious on a public train went viral.
